New Zealand Gazette – 1879 – No. 122

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✨ Māori Land Claim Schedule

[1879.]
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaitono. | Nga ingoa o nga whenua
me te Takiwa hoki. | Nga rohe. | Ko te takoto-
rangi o te mapi.

J. E. Hargreaves | Morekeneke, e tata ana ki Waimate | Ko te rohe ki e Hauauru, ko Moreke-
neke Pa; ki te tonga, ko te huarahi
ki taua Pa; ki te tuaraki he whenua
Maori; a, ki te marangai he awa iti.
Kei te taha tonu o te whenua a Hori
Karaka (Clarke). 1 eka 2 ruuri |

Thos. Spicer ... | He piihi kei tua o te
repo kei Korarareka | Ki nga taha marangai, tuaraki hoki he
whenua kua keremetia e Clayton; ki
te tonga, he whenua kua hokona e
Turner; a, ki te hauauru, he whenua
Maori. 4 eka |

Thomas Spicer | He piihi kei Te Puna... | Ko tetahi rohe ko te moana 140 puta
te roa, ko era atu rohe he whenua
Maori. 2 ruuri |

John Scott ... | He piihi kei Kororareka | Ka timata nga rohe he raina ruri tae
noa ki te whenua o B. E. Turner,
75 ringiki; ka rere ma te raina o
taua whenua 9 tini 10 ringiki ki te
whenua o te Kamupane, kei te hua-
rahi i runga i te tihi o te puke; ka
rere ma taua huarahi ki tetahi tiriti e
ahu atu aua i Kororareka onepu ki
Waihi; a, ka rere ma taua tiriti ki te
timatanga. Ko te wahi hoki i hokona
ai ki te Kaitono e Thos. Spicer.
1 eka |

Kamupane Whenua o | He piihi kei Kororareka
Kororareka | e tata ana kei Mau-
nga Mike | Ki te tonga, ko te huarahi ahu atu ana
ki Tapeka 2 tini 50 ringiki; ki te
hauauru-ma-tonga ko taua huarahi
ano 3 tini 40 ringiki; ki te hauauru-
ma-raki, he whenua Maori, 4 tini; ki te
Marangai-ma-raki, he awa, 4 tini; a
ki te Marangai-ma-tonga he whenua
Maori, 4 tini. 2 eka. |

Kamupane Whenua o | He piihi kei Kororareka,
Kororareka | kei tua o te whare o
Clayton | Ki te Marangai-ma-tonga he whenua
kua Keremetia e Clayton, 7 tini; ki te
Marangai-ma-raki he whenua Maori,
9 tini; a, ki te Hauauru he whenua
kua Keremetia e Thos. Spicer, 10 tini.
2 eka |

Kamupane Whenua o | He piihi kei te onepu o
Kororareka | Oneroa | Ki te tuaraki, ko te moana, ki te tonga
he huarahi Maori e ahu atu ana i
Kororareka ki Paroa onepu; ki te
Hauauru, he whenua Maori; a, ki te
Marangai, he whenua kua Keremetia
e Thomas Spicer. 20 eka |

Kamupane Whenua o | He piihi kei Kororareka
Kororareka | Ki te Hauauru-ma-tonga, ko te onepu o
Kororareka, he raina no te koki o
Moore ki te koki o Clendon hoki; ki
te Hauauru-ma-raki ko te taiepa a
Moore 1 tini 5 ringiki, no te onepu
ki te koki Marangai-ma-raki o Moore;
ka whati, ka rere ma tetahi raina
43 ringiki ki te rota a Turner, ka
rere he raina 1 tini 56 ringiki, ki te
repo; ka rere ma te repo he raina
270 ringiki, ki te koki o tetahi taiepa;
ka rere ano he raina 139 ringiki ki te
koki o Clendon; ka whati, ka rere he
raina 96 ringiki, ki tera koki o Clendon
i te raina 1.05 ringiki ki te onepu.
3 ruuri 1 paati |

Kamupane Whenua o | He piihi kei waenganui
Kororareka | i te repo o Kororareka | Ki te Marangai-ma-tonga, ko te whenua
kua Keremetia e Baker; ki te
Hauauru-ma-tonga, he whenua kua
Keremetia e John Johnson; ki te
Marangai-ma-raki; he whenua kua
Keremetia e Clayton; a, ki te Hau-
auru-ma-raki, he whenua Maori. 1
eka |

Ka kitea nga mapi o nga whenua kua oti tę ruri ki te Whare Runanga o Heta Te Haara i Ohaeawai.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1879, No 122

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Continuation of Schedule of Land Claims and Boundaries (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated9 December 1879
KeywordsLand claims, Boundaries, Applicants, Survey, Kororareka, Land parcels, Māori
👱🏽 Names

16 names identified

J. E. Hargreaves, Applicant for land claim
Hori Karaka, Land boundary reference
Clarke, Land boundary reference
Thos. Spicer, Applicant for land claim
Thomas Spicer, Applicant for land claim
John Scott, Applicant for land claim
B. E. Turner, Land boundary reference
Thos. Spicer, Mentioned in boundary description
Clayton, Land boundary reference
Turner, Land boundary reference
Clayton, Land boundary reference
Moore, Land boundary reference
Clendon, Land boundary reference
Baker, Land boundary reference
John Johnson, Land boundary reference
Heta Te Haara, Location for viewing maps

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